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Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by dennisbee(m): 9:37pm On Jun 08, 2013 |
Pls house, i just want to know if the switch of one's first and middle name on nysc certificate can have an adverse effect on the bearer. Wht i mean is; if my name is Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, and on my nysc certificate its written as Goodluck Jonathan Ebele. The position of my surname, Goodluck, did not change. Does it really matter? Will employers frown at tht? Cos my thots are afterall they're all my names. Pls house wht doyou think? Pls help cos I'm actually disturbed. |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by CrazyMan(m): 11:48pm On Jun 08, 2013 |
It matters to employers cos the names won't match with other document you would be asked to present. Documents like your birth certificate, your WAEC certificate, your university certificate....etc. If you should do a change of name, then do it legally so it won't affect you later in the future. Go to a court and swear on the new name you bear, take that sworn affidavit along with you as proof when tendering your documents to any employer...that should be a valid evidence to notify them that the candidate whose NYSC certificate bears Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, is the same person as Goodluck Jonathan Ebele. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by dennisbee(m): 7:34am On Jun 09, 2013 |
CrazyMan: It matters to employers cos the names won't match with other document you would be asked to present. Documents like your birth certificate, your WAEC certificate, your university certificate....etc.Ok, thanks so much. Although frnds had earlier told me it didn't matter. But i think your posts makes more sense to me. |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by ujchief(m): 9:15pm On Jun 09, 2013 |
See wahala!! Which wan be GEJ and GJE again? Abeg, I don't really think it matters, the trio are still your names; more importantly, your surname was not interchanged, so wtf? #NB: next time you wan use an example, try something like Bill Okechukwu Clinton |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by CrazyMan(m): 11:08pm On Jun 09, 2013 |
ujchief: See wahala!! Which wan be GEJ and GJE again? Abeg, I don't really think it matters, the trio are still your names; more importantly, your surname was not interchanged, so wtf?The problem with Nigerians is that we tend to over look issues without verifying properly if indeed they should be overlooked. Have you applied for a job before? If you have you would agree with me that it would matter heavily to employers cos how would you explain to them why some of your documents bears Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, and another Goodluck Jonathan Ebele. There must be a valid evidence you must provide unless you would be rejected. It would also matter if you decide to further you education by going for your masters. You would agree with me that married females are asked to provide valid change of name (usually a publication from a news paper) and their valid marriage certificate. This condition also applies to you as well...if you have contradictions in your documents as a result of your name, then you must rectify it by providing valid proof (a sworn affidavit) Finally, it would also matter to embassies if you're applying for a visa...if the name in your documents do not match, and there isn't any rejoinder to explain the name contradictions, your application would be rejected. |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by dennisbee(m): 7:06am On Jun 15, 2013 |
Thanks so much. I just spoke with a bank executive, who told me it didn't matter as far as my surname wasn't switched and there was no error in spelling. 1 Like |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by Janeyinka(f): 5:26pm On Jul 31, 2013 |
What if the name is Aare olayinka bunmi on ur bsc. Certificate and the one that was sent to nysc is Aare yinka bunmi.wil there be any problem,hrd nysc's strict with things like that. |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by birmajr: 12:33am On Feb 27, 2016 |
Hello! Plss what if someone is mobilized using a jamb that contains first, second and order names but in his SSCE, primary school cert and HND contains just the first and second name. Pls does affidevit in support of verification names be used in the NYSC camp to be registered. #thanks. |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by Palaski(m): 10:14am On Jul 19, 2022 |
Please i need a help The name on all my birth certificate, State of origin, common entrance exam certificate (pry6), BVN, NIN is saliu Sylvester Junior but on my WAEC it's saliu Junior Sylvester please can this affect me during NYSC registration |
Re: Does Switch Of First And Middle Names On Nysc Certificate Matter??! by Extratyre01(m): 11:50am On Jul 20, 2022 |
Palaski:Hello, it will really affect you and I advise you to do the change on weac portal immediately. That's only if you've registered for nysc.. Contact me on the number in signature for name rearrangement... |
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